Surrey described; : being an enumeration of the seats and residences of the nobility, clergy, and gentry of the county, alphabetically arranged: and also of the towns, parishes, hundreds, &c. with the population returns for the years 1801-1811, and 1821, and the patrons and encumbents of church livings; distinguishing respectively the rectories, vicarages, and curacies, with their value as stated in the King's books. The whole arranged and compiled principally from original matter, corresponding with, and being a complete index to a map of the county, published from an actual survey made in the years 1822 & 1823

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